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MY3YE · A movement building SOS Systems

MY3YE is the movement. SOS Systems is what we build together.

The system is taking shape. Each organ page explains its current scope and direction.

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All organs

From living soil to a shared table

Working proposal

Otto Food

Connect growing, kitchens, nutrition, purchasing and the people who feed a place.

Explore SOS Living: the people, work and decisions that could lead to Tusita →

Why Otto Food exists

A self-sustaining place must account for what feeds it. Otto Food is a working proposal for joining cultivation and kitchen demand with local producers, reliable purchasing and the work of nourishing people every day.

Grow what the place can support

Use local soil, climate, water and skills to determine what can be grown responsibly. Track seasonal output and losses, and state the foods that still depend on outside producers.

Give the kitchen a complete picture

Coordinate harvest, menus, stock, storage and purchasing with food-safety responsibilities. Staff and resident meals belong in the plan alongside the guest experience.

Where it stands

Now
A new working proposal introduced through the Tusita model. The name, scope and implementation remain open.
Next
Map one growing season and kitchen demand, with realistic external purchasing and quality controls.

Its place in the living system

Food uses Water’s suitable supply and Loop’s managed soil inputs. Market can support exchange, Logistics handles delivery and storage, Bloom supports skills and Steward coordinates continuing work.

Tusita →Otto Water →Otto Loop →Otto Market →Otto Logistics →Bloom →

Help shape Otto Food

Bring growing, kitchen, nutrition, food-safety or local-producer experience to a practical food plan.

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